Women’s basketball splits homestand
The Trojans triumphed over Washington State before falling to No. 9 Washington.
Entries by Jack Walker
IN PHOTOS: AIR + STYLE 2017
Air + Style made its return to the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in Exposition Park last weekend, featuring a dozen of the music world’s most celebrated performers.
75 years later, art remembers past injustices
Instructions to All Persons visualizes the striking reality of the 1940’s legal injustice.
REVIEW: JiST Cafe fuses Japanese traditions with Western cuisine
The Little Tokyo eatery has a long history in L.A. — and it offers great fusion delights.
A conversation with professor Lon Kurashige: Why the U.S. government interned the Japanese
In a conversation with Professor Kurashige, he shared his views on the political and social climate that made Japanese internment possible.
COLUMN: Allegiance reminds audiences of Japanese internment
I am not of Japanese descent, nor do I have any personal ties to anyone incarcerated in the Japanese American internment camps during World War II. However, it would be a lie to count myself as disassociated with this horror when the concepts of alienation and racism are not foreign to me; when politics guided by […]
POINT: Research shows students need later school start time
Starting school later would improve the health and learning abilities of middle and high school students.
COUNTERPOINT: Delayed school start time will not address the actual problem
Stalling the beginning of classes may do students struggling to get enough sleep more harm than good.
In Los Angeles, Measure S could increase rent rates
If successful, Measure S would disproportionately harm lower income residents and even student housing options.